Barbecues
Never run out of fuel again with a natural gas barbecue.
By choosing natural gas, you'll enjoy your grill without lifting heavy propane tanks or dealing with messy charcoal. Plus, you'll be cooking with less impact on the environment than charcoal or propane.
Natural gas barbecues use flexible hoses (usually 3 to 4 m long) to connect to your home's natural gas supply. They're very safe. In the event the barbecue is
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accidentally unplugged, a built-in device automatically shuts off the gas.
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licensed gas contractor to extend your home's natural gas piping to your backyard or patio and install a "quick-connect." The quick-connect makes it easy for you to attach, disconnect and move the barbecue or any natural gas appliances on your patio.
Benefits
- Control heat easily and cook with different temperatures at the same time.
- Never run out of fuel in the middle of cooking.
- No heavy tanks to buy or carry, connect or disconnect.
- Starts easily, heats quickly and evenly.
- Taste the food, not the fuel - charcoal leaves particles in the air and on your food.
Cleaner in every way
Not only is barbecuing a great way to cut down on heat and clean-up in your kitchen, choosing natural gas barbecues helps keep the environment cleaner too.
- Burns cleaner – lower emissions and less physical soot and organic matter than charcoal or propane.
- Studies suggest that natural gas gives off up to 30 per cent less carbon emissions than charcoal.